Vincent Kompany hosts charity dance party in Brussels with 2manydjs to raise money for children living in poverty

Between winning the Premier League with Manchester City and leading Belgium's charge at the World Cup, Vincent Kompany somehow found time to host a gala fundraiser and dance party featuring 2manydjs for children in poverty.

The City and Belgium captain donned a three-piece suit and black tie and accompanied his wife Carla Higgs to his Go Crazy for Charity event in Brussels on Wednesday night.

Other guests include former tennis world No 1 Kim Clijsters, also an ambassador for the charity, and Kompany's sister Christel, who is president of his Belgian Promotion league football club BX Brussels.

Black tie: Vincent Kompany and his wife Carla Higgs arrive for the charity gala event for SOS Children's Villages

Busy lad: The Manchester City and Belgium captain was the host of the event featuring 2manydjs

Top of their game: Former world tennis No 1 Kim Clijsters (left) and European champion sprinter Kim Gevaert

The party, which had Belgian club superstars 2manydjs and DJ Lorenzo Ottati scheduled to play at 1am and 3am respectively, was in honour of SOS Children's Villages for which Kompany is an international ambassador.

Kompany, just back from a City jaunt to Abu Dhabi and due to appear in a friendly for Belgium against Luxembourg on May 26, has been involved with the charity for nine years.

When named an international ambassador in April, Kompany said: 'No child should grow up alone, without love and a stable home. Yet, sadly over 150 million children experience the fear of being alone, without love, without a family and without safety and stability.'

Belgium's World Cup group H campaign begins on June 17 against Algeria.

Supporters: Clijsters with her husband Brian Lynch and Gevaert with her husband Djeke Mambo

In the family: Christel Kompany is president of brother Vincent's football club BX Brussels